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Officials say state permits required for any stream work on Route 97 project
Summary
Participants noted that items on the EAF need addressing and that any work in the stream will require state permits (referred to in the transcript as 'd DC permits'); the board agreed permit status should be shown on plan submissions.
Board members reviewed EAF checklist items and emphasized regulatory triggers for in-stream work. As one participant stated, "If you do any work there in the stream, it's gonna require the d DC permits," and others confirmed that a state permit is required for work close to the growth area.
The group clarified that showing compliance on the plan does not eliminate the need to document permits: even if features are shown as "up to code," the permit requirement and related items should still appear on the plan for staff and agency review. No permit was issued at the meeting; the exchange identifies steps the applicant must complete before construction.
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